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Old July 2nd 05, 03:39 PM
 
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A rat shack pushup pole, *properly* guyed, should do the
trick. I'm not sure about 125 mph winds though. I'm not
sure many would survive that...But... The pushup masts
are retractable. What I do when a hurricane is coming,
is to retract the mast down to it lowest level. That makes
it super strong, and being low, there is little risk. I've
had those masts ride out hurricanes, even all the way up.
But...It wasn't 125 mph though... Maybe 100-105 mph or so...
You can buy the brackets for the house.
MK

 
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